Axor Enzo Leather Riding Gloves
The Axor Enzo are leather riding gloves for riders who spend long hours on the highway and want more wrist cover than a short-cuff glove gives. The shell is premium soft full-grain leather, cut in a sport touring fit that stays comfortable when you're in the saddle for hours. They come from Axor, a brand known for its helmets and, more recently, a full range of riding gear.
The full gauntlet cuff extends past the wrist to cover more of your forearm, and a TPU velcro strap closes it so the glove stays put. Inside the cuff, TPU sliders cover the wrist area for extra protection in a fall.
Knuckles get moulded TPU protection, and the palm is reinforced against abrasion and impact. A leather pinky bridge ties the ring and little fingers together, which helps reduce the risk of pinky injury in a crash.
Day to day, the touchscreen compatibility means you can check your phone or GPS without pulling a glove off, and the grip-enhanced palm gives better control on the throttle and levers. Not sure which cuff length suits you? Compare our full gauntlet gloves with the semi gauntlet gloves, or read our guide to choosing the right riding gloves.
Key features
- Premium soft full-grain leather construction
- Full gauntlet cuff for extended wrist and forearm coverage
- Sport touring fit, built for comfort on long rides
- Moulded TPU protection over the knuckles
- TPU sliders at the wrist
- Palm protectors that reinforce against abrasion and impact
- Leather pinky finger bridge to reduce the risk of pinky injury
- TPU velcro strap for a snug, secure closure
- Touchscreen compatible, so no need to remove the gloves to use your phone
- Improved grip for better control
Who are the Axor Enzo gloves for?
These suit highway and touring riders, and anyone who wants the added cover of a gauntlet cuff with real leather underneath. Axor builds its gloves for warm and dry conditions, so they are not waterproof. If most of your riding is stop-start city traffic in peak summer, a short-cuff mesh glove will run cooler, and for wet weather you'd want a water-resistant gauntlet glove instead.
Specifications
| Material | Premium soft full-grain leather |
| Cuff style | Full gauntlet |
| Fit | Sport touring |
| Knuckle protection | Moulded TPU |
| Wrist protection | TPU sliders |
| Palm | Palm protectors for abrasion and impact |
| Finger protection | Leather pinky finger bridge |
| Closure | TPU velcro strap |
| Touchscreen | Compatible |
| Weather suitability | Warm and dry conditions, not waterproof |
| Sizing | Unisex |
| Warranty | 6 months |
FAQs
Q: Are the Axor Enzo gloves made of real leather?
A: Yes. They are made from premium soft full-grain leather, which is a durable, abrasion-resistant material and the reason these gloves suit long highway rides.
Q: Can I use my phone with the Axor Enzo gloves on?
A: Yes, the gloves are touchscreen compatible, so you can use a phone or GPS screen without taking them off.
Q: What protection do the Axor Enzo gloves offer?
A: You get moulded TPU protection over the knuckles, TPU sliders at the wrist, palm protectors, and a leather pinky bridge that links the ring and little fingers. Axor states that its gloves are CE certified and impact tested. Check the label on your pair for the exact standard.
Q: Are the Axor Enzo gloves waterproof?
A: No. Axor designs these for warm and dry climates. Leather gloves can be used in the rain, but they need proper care afterwards, so follow our steps for cleaning riding gloves to extend their life. If you ride in heavy rain often, look at the water-resistant options in our full gauntlet gloves.
Q: Are these gloves unisex, and how do I pick my size?
A: Yes, Axor makes its gloves unisex. Measure your hand using the size chart on this page and compare it with the chart before you order. Our guide to choosing riding gloves also covers how a glove should fit.
Q: What warranty do the Axor Enzo gloves come with?
A: The Axor Enzo gloves come with a 6 month warranty.
Q: Full gauntlet or semi gauntlet: which should I buy?
A: Full gauntlet gloves like the Enzo cover more of the wrist and forearm and overlap your jacket sleeve, which suits highway and touring rides. Semi gauntlet gloves are lighter and easier to take on and off, which many riders prefer in the city.